The rest of the top five is 105.1 KGBX (adult contemporary, down over a full ratings point); Power 96.5 (CHR/Top 40, up almost half a point); Star 105.1 (oldies, up almost two full points) and 92.9 Bass Country (classic country, down almost a full point.)

The biggest gainers were Z-106.7 (alternative rock, up over two points), 101.3 KTXR (classic love songs, up two points) and Star 105.1.

The biggest losers were KSGF (news/talk, down almost two and a half points), Q-102 (alternative rock, down almost two points) and 104.7 The Cave (classic rock, down just over a point and a half.)

This is comparing the Spring 2007 ratings to the Fall 2007 ratings. KTTS remained number one again (they're like the 800 lb. gorilla of Springfield radio) and while they didn't double the ratings of the #2 station KGBX they came close. KGBX is the only music station other than KTTS to show significant gain although KKLH (104.7 The Cave) showed a slight gain.

The largest three talk radio signals all showed significant gains. 560AM KWTO, Jock 98.7 and KSGF all had much stronger showings with Jock 98.7 more than doubling their previous rating.

KTOZ (Alice 95.5) took a huge dive. Power 96.5, KZRQ, KOSP (Star 105.1) and KXUS (US 97) all showed significant decreases.

Now, if you want to compare Fall 2006 to Fall 2007, it's a little different. KTTS is still way up. KOMG (Bass Country), US 97, The Cave and Jock 98.7 show good increases. KZRQ is significantly down (more than half their Fall 2006 rating.) KXTR and Q102 took a significant drops as well from Fall 2006 to Fall 2007.